The first year with my FX Wildcat .25 (back in 2017), I was target shooting in the back yard from the shooting table at a 50yd target, having a great time. Then, I heard my wife screaming in the house so I ran in to see if she's ok. It was just a wasp flying around the kitchen. Took care of that and went back outside. And then, I saw it... my gun was on the concrete pavers! There was a slight wind but I never would have thought it was possible to blow over.
The black synthetic stock got a little banged up as well as the side turret on the scope.
Granted, it's been 8 years, but I'd like to see if I can remove the blemish. Any recommendations on how to smooth out a little roughness on the synthetic surface, without hurting the finish around that area of the stock? I would assume even a super fine sandpaper would make it look worse, unless there was a polishing process that could be done to bring the stock back to the original condition. It's not the end of the world, but thought I'd ask.
Thanks.
The black synthetic stock got a little banged up as well as the side turret on the scope.
Granted, it's been 8 years, but I'd like to see if I can remove the blemish. Any recommendations on how to smooth out a little roughness on the synthetic surface, without hurting the finish around that area of the stock? I would assume even a super fine sandpaper would make it look worse, unless there was a polishing process that could be done to bring the stock back to the original condition. It's not the end of the world, but thought I'd ask.
Thanks.
